Oct 22, 2024
The new Ameca splendens aren't shy about asking for food.
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The new Ameca splendens aren't shy about asking for food.
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Sorry I havent been posting much of my own fish much!
Heres Alduin! Since moving back to the 10g the yellow and black on his has become so bright! He never sits still so its hard to get good pictures and the glass on this tank is in pretty bad shape He also damaged his head a few weeks ago so I was waiting for the wound to heal before taking pictures. He is now fully healed
*Alduin is a Butterfly splitfin from my experiences with him they are very aggressive fish, having killed all his tankmates. They are also schooling fish though i did not know this untill several years after getting him. They are now pretty rare in the hobby and extinct in the wild
X. helleri Rio Otapa & Ameca Splenden
Both wild-type livebearers
$115 for a group of 6... this species is never going to make it if breeders keep exploiting them for profit like this. Â
The first batch of the 2019 endangered Ameca Splendens fry has arrived!
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IUCN Highlights
Today’s Highlight: Butterfly Splitfin; Ameca splendens
Status: Critically Endangered
Causes: Habitat loss and pollution
Habitat: The Ameca River Drainage in Mexico
Diet: Small vertebrates, the fry of other fish, algae and plant matter
Fun Facts:Â Mating is preceded by a courtship, where the males present themselves to the females with their heads pointing downwards and shake the forward part of their bodies, or show their flank to the female who shakes her head in response.
Here's Alduin being a piggy! He needs a bigger tank but I cant get it untill the snow clears..
Butterfly Splitfin (Ameca splendens)
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